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Posted by VG on 12/12/05 01:37
Thanks Fred for your help.
My current bandwidth settings for the Winmx Peer Network are 15k Out and
22.5k In. I assumed that the wider the better since I had a 1.1Mbps
connection with BT.
Will I get improved performance by reducing the bandwidth to the figures you
suggest. I am trying to see the logic in that. Perhaps I have been barking
up the wrong tree.
Thanks again.
VG
"fred-bloggs" <fred-bloggs@hahahotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "VG" <vivanonym.gridley@btinternet.com> wrote in
> news:dnh6t9$9t0$1@nwrdmz03.dmz.ncs.ea.ibs-infra.bt.com:
>
>> I am running WinMX quite successfully using the new patch. Downloads
>> come through at reasonable speed but uploads (people downloading from
>> me) run painfully slow - around 2.5k max. I have tried restricting the
>> number of uploads but this doesn't help matters.
>> I am on broadband. Incoming and outgoing ports have been set to their
>> default settings. The ports on my router have been set to match those
>> required for WinMX.
>> I am on a Primary Connection, and have allocated maximum bandwidth
>> under 'Settings', with no bandwidth throttling.
>> Grateful for any help,
>>
>> VG
>>
>>
>
> BT ADSL has a 256kbps upstream capacity which effectively gives about 25
> kbytes/sec. You should set your winmx peer network bandwith at 10k
> down/7.5k up and set a total upload bandwidth of 20-25 kbytes/s. That
> will allow you 4-5 upload slots (1 per user).
>
>
> --
> fred
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